Nice story, but does not exactly match reality. E.g. there is no conspiracy about brands controlling the borders. There are just companies using the law. Is the law partly stupid, yes. Same like some Chinese laws. Google the number 64.89.
They want to make you believe that when a Chinese shoe maker sticks a NIKE label on a random shoe it automatically becomes as good as an original NIKE shoe. That doesn't happen. A crap shoe will be a crap shoe, regardless of legally or illegally carrying a NIKE sticker. Now, I am not into shoes. But just ask all the people who bought a fake iPhone, iPad or iPod from China when they were first introduced. I don't know anyone who was happy with such a fake. E.g. a battery lifetime of 30 minutes in standby.
Or open your OneHungLow "like Fluke" multimeter, and check the protection circuit.
And would I knowingly drink an illegal uncontrolled imported Coke from China? No, I wouldn't. Who knows what rejects they shipped to the west. Maybe the first run after they cleaned the production facilities to flush out the cleaning chemicals. Or they needed to get rid of some used paint stripper. As you can see from your electrical stuff like wall warts, they have absolutely no regard for safety when it comes to stuff to ship to the west. Their organized crime doesn't even give a shit killing Chinese people
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Chinese_milk_scandal